Thursday April 17th:

Fireside - Warren Rustand

Time: 7:00pm

Place: Chandler Alma Stake Center - 2252 W. Mesquite St., Chandler, 85224

Dress:  Sunday Dress

 Brother Rustand has had a variety of educational, public, corporate, and church service experience. He was the University of Arizona's first Academic All-American basketball player and was later drafted into the NBA by the San Francisco Warriors. He was selected to be a White House Fellow and subsequently served as Appointments Secretary and Cabinet Secretary to President Ford. He has served as a member of the Board of Directors for over 40 public, private, and not-for-profit organizations. His church assignments have included serving as a member of a Stake Presidency and on a High Council. Brother Rustand and his wife Carson are the parents of 6 children

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Friday, April 18th

Title: A Night in the Islands - Entertainment & Variety Dance

Time: 8:30pm Entertainment 9:15pm Dance

Place: Tempe West Stake Center - 1050 W. Grove Parkway, Tempe  85283

Dress: Modest Tropical Casual

Cost:  $7

 Enjoy a tropical paradise with friends new and old. Folks from around the valley will entertain us with Salsa and Polynesian dance. Then, the party continues with the variety dance and a game cabana.

 

Saturday, April 19th

Info: Come join us for a fascinating morning with Timothy Sedor from the Nephi Project www.nephitproject.com

Morningside - Timothy Sedor

Time: 10:30am - 11:45am

Place: Tempe West Stake Center - 1050 W. Grove Parkway, Tempe  85283

Dress: Sunday Dress - Please bring a change of clothes for afternoon activities.

 Brother Sedar has filmed and co-produced nine documentaries in Saudi  Arabia, six of which are on Lehi and his family's eight year journey through the Arabian Peninsula to Bountiful.  Brother Sedor lived and worked in Arabia for some 20 years and he, in conjunction with Nephi Project co-founder George Potter, have traveled thousands of miles searching for the Lehi-Nephi trail.  As we already know through the exercise of our faith, the Book of Mormon is the word of God.  You will see through the presentation that is also includes a very accurate record of a journey through Arabia in 597 B.C.

 

Lunch

Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm (immediately following the speaker)

Place: Tempe West Stake Center - 1050 W. Grove Parkway, Tempe  85283

Cost: $5

 

 Service Project

Time: 1:30pm -4:00pm

Place: Tri-Stake Center -  830 E. 2nd Ave., Mesa  85204

Dress: Work clothes, modest sports attire.  

Come provide  or come to play or do both!  We will have a variety of humanitarin projects available as well as games, sports and other activities.

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Temple Session

Time: 2:00pm Chapel, 2:30pm Endowment Session

Place: Mesa Arizona Temple -  101 S. LeSeur., Mesa  85204

 

 

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Saturday Night, April 19th

Info: Come step back into the Old West!  Roam down old Main Street and meet the town folk, then enjoy some down home cookin' and a show.  Western attire is welcomed!

Tickets are limited to 300 for this event.

Dinner & Entertainment - Wild West Night at Rockin' R Ranch

Time: 5:30pm - Start your evening with old west activities

         6:30pm - Dinner

         7:30pm - Entertainment

         8:30pm - Gunfight

         9:30pm - 11:30pm Variety Dance

Place: Rockin' R Ranch - 6136 E. Baseline, Mesa  85206

Dress: Casual - Leave your heels at home an be prepared to dance on a loose gravel floor

 Cost: Dinner, Entertainment & Dance - $23

         Dance only $7

Sunday, April 20th: 

Church Services - Elliot Groves Single Adult Ward

Time: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Place: Tempe AZ West Stake Center (Elliot Groves/Grove Parkway Building)

The Elliott Groves Single Adult Ward invites all out-of-town visitors to attend the ward. Sacrament meeting is held first followed by Relief Society/Priesthood and  then Sunday School.

Fireside - Richard Neitzel Holzapfel

Time: 7:00pm

Place: Chandler Alma Stake Center - 2252 W. Mesquite St., Chandler, 85224

Dress: Sunday Dress

Brother Holzapfel is Publications Director of the Religious Studies Center, Professor of Church History and Doctrine at BYU and currently an Alcuin Fellow with General Education and Honors.  He received his PhD at the University of California, Irvine in History.  Brother Holzapfel has taught at BYU since 1993, teaching in the Church History, Ancient Scripture, History and Honors Departments.  He taught at the BYU Jerusalem Center from 1997 through 1998.  He served in the Italy, Milan Mission and has had a variety of Church assignments, including Elders Quorum  President, Bishop and  member of the Gospel Doctrine Writing Committee for the Church.  He is the author of more than 100 articles and 30 books.  He and his wife Jeni are the parents of five children.

 

 

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